Employment Opportunity:
The East Wildlife Foundation is looking for a motivated individual to work in conjunction with IRNR staff to develop the foundation’s GIS and long‐term geospatial program.
The winter 2013 issue of txH2O covers the value of water, highlighting the state water plan, hydraulic fracturing, water needs in power generation, and more.
Chief Warrant Officer Eric Metcalf, a pilot with the U.S. Army stationed at Fort Hood, is the first Texas A&M graduate student to earn the certificate in military land sustainability.
IRNR is working with the U.S. Department of Defense in understanding a protozoan parasite, which causes Chagas disease—a chronic, incurable disease—and is infecting military working dogs
Recent News
- Turkey Hunting: What the Biologists Can Teach You
- Riparian area grazing workshop set May 10 in Ennis
- Range and wildlife management field days set for May in Brown, Kerr counties
- Texas A&M Institute of Natural Resources social media training May 15 in San Antonio
- New AgriLife Extension native grassland monitoring/management publication announced
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Upcoming Training Courses
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Social Media 101-Raising Stakeholder Awareness in an Information Age
May 23
, 2013 -
Texas Riparian & Stream Ecosystem Workshop, Lockhart
June 25
, 2013
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Featured Program
The Gulf Coast Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit provides a platform for partners from universities, federal agencies and nongovernmental organizations to collaborate to conduct research, provide education and share technical assistance. Learn More
Recent Projects
The Prescribed Fire Management Portal provides convenient access to information and resources on general concepts and applications of prescribed fire management.
Texas is home to over 142 million acres of private farms, ranches and forestlands, thus leading the nation in land area devoted to privately-owned working lands.
The Trinity River Information Management System provides an outreach and planning tool for supporting land conservation and habitat restoration decisions.